Yes, you can create a functional website without a CMS using Webflow and then exporting the code to host it with a different provider. However, it's important to note that when you export your Webflow site, you won't have access to the CMS features or the native form functionality that Webflow provides.
When you export your Webflow site, you receive a bundle of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript files that make up your website. This means that any dynamic content, such as blog posts, events, or product listings, won't be editable through a CMS backend. You would need to manually update and manage the content within your exported files.
Additionally, Webflow's native form functionality, which allows you to create and manage forms within the Webflow Designer, won't be available when you export your site. You would need to use an alternative form solution or integrate third-party form services into your exported code.
However, even without the CMS and native form functionality, you can still create a fully functional static website using Webflow. You can create beautiful, responsive layouts, add animations, transitions, and interactive elements using Webflow's visual interface. Exporting your Webflow site will give you a clean codebase that can be hosted on any server.
Overall, while you won't have access to the CMS and native form features, you can still create a functional website using Webflow and export the code to host it elsewhere. Just keep in mind that you'll need to manually update and manage any dynamic content and use alternative solutions for forms.